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The two faces of Michele Bachmann
Michele Bachmann's announcement that she will not seek reelection will remove from the House of government one of its more controversial and colorful characters. The founder of the Tea Party caucus and a former Republican presidential candidate,
As earlier reported, Michele Bachmann abruptly announced today that she won't be running for re-election for a seat that used to be assuredly hers by virtue of her party, but could be under threat from a Democratic challenger
In August 2011, as the 2012 presidential election was just heating up, Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., was having a moment. She had defeated her fellow Republican presidential hopefuls in the Ames, Iowa, straw poll, and with the help of her
Michele Bachmann's departure from the US congress is fantastic news for my small corner of the world. Her retirement is another step in the right (or, technically, left) direction for Minnesota's progressives, who are on something of
Rep. Michele Bachmann is bowing out of the U.S. House of government, but not before the “Gentle Lady from Minnesota” rewrote American history, confused a movie star with a mass killer, accused colleagues of being
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